THE MAU LAW FIRM

 

 Welcome to The Mau Law Firm!  

 

We are Construction Lawyers, Real Estate Lawyers and Business Lawyers in the vibrant SoMa district of San Francisco, CA.  In our legal practice we represent a variety of businesses, but with an emphasis on general contractors, subcontractors, construction suppliers, architects and engineers, independent contractors, consultants, real estate managers and property owners, and local businesses throughout Northern California.

 

A boutique law firm with a large firm practice, we focus on local, minority businesses throughout the greater Bay Area!

 

 

 

Contractor, subcontractor or construction supplier in need of a lawyer? Real estate broker or realtor, homeowner's association, residential or commercial landlord looking for an attorney?  Large or small business enterprise seeking counsel?  If you need quality legal representation, we can advise on your complex legal issues!  Contact us to retain an attorney whose practices focuses on construction, real estate and business law.  We represent you! 

See The Mau Law Firm's Construction Law Blog.

The Law Blog has recent developments in California Construction Law, Real Estate Law and Business Law.  Click on the link above for the full blog entries, with five recent blog posts titled: 

 

* L.A. Unified School District v. Great American Insurance Company, the California Supreme Court allows contractor extra work claim against a school district for undisclosed information.

 

* Way v. Wolff, the California Supreme Court denies review of decision abating hazardous eucalyptus trees.

 

* Yassin v. Solis Confirms attorney’s fees are available under Civil Code 3260 but only for unpaid retention.

 

* Way v. Wolff (Unpublished) confirms nuisance for hazardous eucalyptus trees.

 

* Alatriste v. Cesar’s Affirms Rights Against Unlicensed Contractors.

  

 

 

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